When Tom Marshall—better known to the world as Marsh—announced his brand-new record imprint, Marshan Records, with its flagship release ‘Home‘, it felt like a moment that was both significant and long overdue. For years, the industry has watched Tom refine his craft, and stepping up as a curator and creative director for new talent feels like the natural next step in his evolution. Launching his own imprint affords him absolute creative freedom, allowing him to manifest a complete vision without the compromises often required by traditional labels.
His story is deeply interwoven with the fabric of Progressive House. From his early days as a core veteran on Silk Music to his defining era on Anjunadeep, his output has been nothing short of extraordinary. On Anjuna, he blessed us with EPs, singles, and two studio albums, including the influential track ‘Come Together’ with Nox Vahn—a defining anthem voted by fans as one of the standout tracks in the imprint’s history.
The Return to Roots with ‘Home’
With ‘Home’, Marsh opens another door to express his complete identity. What makes this track so captivating is how it deliberately steps back from the high-energy, peak-time sound that has dominated recent dancefloors. In an era where producers are often chasing the heaviest beat or the loudest crowd reaction, ‘Home’ aims for the complete opposite.
It brings back that classic, hypnotic, and deeply emotive version of Marsh that so many fans fell in love with. Built around a relaxed groove, laid-back percussion, lush wavetable synths, and that haunting, looped vocal mantra he is known for, the track provides space to pause and reflect. It is light, inviting, and entirely unhurried.
Listening to ‘Home’ is a nostalgic experience, evoking the same feelings of discovery that defined Marsh’s rise in the scene. We are excited to see what else comes out of the Marshan kitchen now that it is finally open for business.
